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Theo520
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Since impeachment has sucked the oxygen out of the room, here’s a thread on news about the Primary.
The Democratic Party is great at capturing the minority vote. In fact, the Democrats have been great at telling Hispanics, African Americans and women that they should automatically vote for the Democratic Party. People are finally waking up and realizing that their values align more with the Republican Party than the Democrats. And that has people campaigning hard for President Donald Trump’s reelection efforts.
“I look at President Trump as the one who most closely represents my values,” 65-year-old Ray Baca, the Chairman of Border Hispanics for Trump, told CNN.
“People will hear that and say ‘Values? What values does the president have.’ So when you say ‘values,’ what do you mean?” CNN’s Nick Valencia asked.
“I mean supporting things that I support, like being against abortion, being for limited government involvement, being for border security,” Baca explained.
Valencia asked how Baca could support Trump even though he has “said racist things about the Hispanic community.” But Baca disagreed.
“We don’t think he’s said things that are racist,” the Trump supporter replied.
Democrats have continually cited the president’s desire for border security and eliminating illegal immigration as him being “hate-filled” and “racist.”
Many Hispanics, especially those who have immigrated here through the legal channels, appreciate that Trump has brought light to the issue.
That is one of the likely reasons 29-year-old Blanca Binkley, a Mexico native, voted for President Trump in 2016. And she plans to do the same again in 2020.
“We need to get our Hispanic brethren to quit voting Democrat simply because that’s what they’ve always voted,” Baca told a small group of conservatives.
About as much as farmers still voting for Trump where his trading policies have failed them.Makes sense.
Perhaps farmers aren’t as simple minded as you are projecting,About as much as farmers still voting for Trump where his trading policies have failed them.
While it is not likely the 2020 Democratic nomination will be brokered in a backroom – rule changes have made that more difficult – it is possible that the convention could be contested, which means it would require more than one ballot to select a nominee.
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I won’t vote for Trump, but very well might vote for the Democratic candidate to prevent Trump from being elected.This thread already 8 days old. I wonder if anyone supports any of these Dem candidates and their policies, and are willing to vote for it in the 2020 election against what the Trump administration has accomplished…
Nor with UnionsYou Democrat voters better hope Bloomberg is not your candidate. This sort of thing will not go over well with the independent and Republican electorate.
I think Biden would go that way if elected, he’s not an ideologue, but he’s not talking about it while getting elected.Which Democratic candidates besides Gabbard have spoken in favor of bi-partisanship ?